Visit to the Silipan Ifugaos at Andangle.—The Ibilao River.—Athletic feat.—Rest-house and stable at Sabig.

[Chapter XVI]

Change in aspect of country.—Mount Amuyao and the native legend of the Flood.—Rice terraces.—Benawe.—Mr. Worcester’s first visit to this region.—Sports.—Absence of weapons.—Native arts and crafts.

[Chapter XVII]

We ride to Bontok.—Bat-nets.—Character of the country.—Ambawan.—Difficulties of the trail.—Bird-scarers.—Talubin.—Bishop Carroll of Vigan.—We reach Bontok.—“The Star-spangled Banner.”—Appearance of the Bontok Igorot.—Incidents.

[Chapter XVIII]

Importance of Bontok—Head-taking—Atonement for bloodshed.—Sports.—Slapping game.

[Chapter XIX]

The native village.—Houses.—Pit-a-pit.—Native institutions.—Lumawig.

[Chapter XX]